There Is a Man in Our House في بيتنا رجل (Omar Sharif) - (1961) Egyptian one-sheet

There Is a Man in OUr House (1961) - (Omar Sharif) Egyptian one-sheet

Pictured is an original 27" x 39" Egyptian one-sheet movie poster designed to promote the 1961 153-minute Henry Barakat black-and-white film There is a Man in Our House [fi baitina ragol] starring Omar Sharif based on a story by Ihsan Abd al-Qudus with screenplay by Youssef Issa and Henry Barakat, dialogue by Youssef Issa and cinematography by Hesham Wadid Serri. Plot summary: Ibrahim [Omar Sharif] assassinates the prime minister who has been collaborating with the imperialists, then asks his friend Mohey [Hassan Youssef] to hide him. Mohey's father does not welcome the fugitive, but his sisters are happy to help Ibrahim contact his political friends. Ibrahim eventually rejoins the rebellion in Egypt and is killed in an attack on a British base. This film is on film critic Ahmad Al-Hadari's 2007 list of the 100 most important Egyptian films.

Cast and crew: Zubaida Tharwat, Henry Barakat, Ihsan Abd al-Qudus, Rushdy Abaza, Omar Sharif, Zahrat El-Ola, Hassan Youssef, Tewfik El Dekn, Hesham Wadid Serri, Hussein Riad, Nahed Samir, Abdel Khalek Saleh, Youssef Chaban, Abdel Moneim Bassioni

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More than a Miracle (1967) - (Sophia Loren) Argentine one-sheet

More than a Miracle (1967) - (Sophia Loren) Argentine one-sheet

This is a 27" x 39" Argentine promotional poster for the 1967 Francesco Rosi film More than a Miracle based loosely on a collection of 50 fairy tales called Pentamerone assembled in the 17th Century by Giambatista Basile and published posthumously in 1634 and 1636 by his sister Adriana. The collection was incorporated with acknowledgements into the third edition of Grimm's Fairy Tales (1847) and Wilhelm Grimm praised it as the first national collection of fairy tales. The screenplay is by Tonino Guerra, Raffaele La Capria and Francesco Rosi. Sophia Loren stars as Isabella Candeloro and Omar Sharif stars as Prince Rodrigo Fernandez. Plot summary: Prince Rodrigo is ordered by the king to choose a wife from among seven princesses, but falls for the lowly peasant girl Isabella instead.

Cast and crew: Sophia Loren, Omar Sharif, Dolores Del Rio, Georges Wilson, Francesco Rosi, Tonino Guerra, Marina Malfatti

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My Only Love حبي الوحيد Omar Sharif 1961 Egyptian one-sheet

My Only Love (1961) - (Omar Sharif) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by an unknown artist for the 1961 Kamal El Sheikh film My Only Love based on a story by Sabry Ezzat, screenplay and dialogue by Ali El Zorkani and Sabry Ezzat and starring Omar Sharif as Adel. Plot summary: Adel was a commercial airline pilot who loved a girl named Mona [Nadia Lutfi] while Shukry [Kamal Al-Shennawi] a friend of Mona's family was also trying to get close to her. She stopped him because she knew Adel was planning to propose. However Shukry still got the jump on Adel and ended up marrying Mona because Mona thought Adel was seeing another woman. Later Mona realized she had been mistaken and asked Shukry for a divorce so she could go back to Adel.

Cast and crew: Ali El Zorkani, Sabry Ezzat, Omar Sharif, Nadia Lutfi, Kamal Al-Shennawi, Kamal El Sheikh, Kamal Korayem, Abdel Moneim Ibrahim, Showeikar, Fakher Fakher, Fotouh Neshati, Mohamed Abaza, Nazim Shaarawy, Samia Rushdy, Souraya Fakhry, Amal Ramzy

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Marco the Magnificent (1965) - (Horst Buchholz) US one-sheet

Marco the Magnificent (1965) - (Horst Buchholz) US one-sheet

This is a 27" x 41" US one-sheet poster for the 1965 Denys de la Patelliere and Raoul J. Levy film Marco Polo the Magnificent AKA Marco the Magnificent written by Noel Howard, Raoul J. Levy, Jean-Paul Rappeneau, Jacques Remy and Denys de la Patelliere and starring Horst Buchholz as Marco Polo. Plot summary: As a young man Marco Polo goes on a long odyssey to China as the Pope's emissary to help Kublai Khan [Anthony Quinn] fight Mongol rebels led by Prince Nayam [Robert Hossein], the Khan's own son. Marco introduces new technology to the Khan in the form of gunpowder.

Cast and crew: Denys de la Patelliere, Raoul J. Levy, Noel Howard, Jean-Paul Rappeneau, Jacques Remy, Anthony Quinn, Elsa Martinelli, Omar Sharif, Horst Buchholz, Gregoire Aslan, Robert Hossein, Akim Tamiroff, Orson Welles, Massimo Girotti, Folco Lulli, Guido Alberti, Lynne Sue Moon, Bruno Cremer, Jacques Monod, Mica Orlovic

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Funny Lady (1975) - (Barbra Streisand) Australian day bill

Funny Lady (1975) - (Barbra Streisand) Australian Daybill

This is a 13" x 30" Australian daybill poster for the 1975 Herbert Ross film Funny Lady based on a story by Arnold Schulman with screenplay by Jay Presson Allen and Arnold Schulman and starring Barbra Streisand as Fanny Brice. Plot summary: This film is the sequel to William Wyler's 1968 film Funny Girl. It covers the life of Fanny Brice in her years as a Ziegfeld star and her marriage and professional relationship with impresario and songwriter Billy Rose [James Caan].

For more detail on the content and the making of this film see the Funny Lady material at barbra-archives.com.

Cast and crew: James Caan, Roddy McDowall, Omar Sharif, Barbra Streisand, Ben Vereen, Carole Wells, Herbert Ross, ArnoldSchulman, Jay Presson, Amar Sharif, Roddy McDowall, Ben Vereen, Carole Wells, Larry Gates, Eugene Troobnick, Heidi O'Rourke, Royce Wallace, Lilyan Chauvin, Samantha C. Kirkeby, Matt Emery, Joshua Shelley, Cliff Norton

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War in the Land of Egypt [المواطن: مصري] (Omar Sharif) - (1991) Egyptian one-sheet

War in the Land of Egypt (1991) - (Omar Sharif) Egyptian one-sheet

This is an Egyptian promotional poster designed by Hassan Mazhar Gasour for the 1991 120-minute Salah Abouseif color film War in the Land of Egypt [al-mowaten: masri] starring Omar Sharif, based on the novel al-harb fi bar misr by Youssef El-Kaeed with screenplay by Mohsen Zayed and cinematography by Tarek El-Telmisany. Plot summary: In 1973 in an Egyptian village Abdel Zeraq al-Shershabi (Omar Sharif), a shrewd feudal mayor, recovered his farmland by court order after the lifting of a receivership. His young second wife threatened to tell people he had become sexually impotent if he did not prevent their only son Tawfiq from being drafted into the army along with his other children from his first wife. The mayor pressured an oppressed farm laborer named Abel Mawgud to have his son Masri, who was exempt from the draft, take the place of his son Tawfiq in the induction in exchange for the Mayor giving him the five feddans he was farming, assigning him a special work crew and giving him a cash reward. Abdel Mawgud and his son agreed to this. Then Masri was killed in the October War, but he had already confessed the truth about what had happened to a recruiter named Hassan [Ashraf Abdel Baqi]. The police were investigating the incident, but Abdel Mawgud denied being Masri's father out of fear of the Mayor's anger, who had only paid him 261 pounds and refused to give him the land he had promised.

Cast and crew: Omar Sharif, Achraf Abdel Baqi, Ezzat El Alaili, Safia El Emari, Salah Abouseif, Abdullah Mahmoud, Khaled Nabawy, Youssef El-Kaeed, Enaam Salousa, Hassan Hosny, Hanan Shawki, Ashraf Abdel Baqi, Rushdi El Mahdi, Lola Mohamed, Mohsen Zayed, Tarek El-Telmisany, Yousef al-Qa'eed, Al-Montaser Billah, Magdi Sobhi, Mohamed Al-Seba, Rushdi El Mahdi, Abol Fotouh Omara, Naim Esa, Lola Mohamed

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Crime and Passion (1976) - (Omar Sharif) Italian two-sheet

Crime and Passion (1976) - (Omar Sharif) Italian two-sheet

This is a 39" x 54" Italian two-sheet poster printed to promote the 1976 Ivan Passer film Crime and Passion based on the 1971 James Hadley Chase novel There's an Ace Up My Sleeve with story adaptation by Ivan Passer and William Richert and starring Omar Sharif as Andre Ferren. Plot summary: After persuading his mistress Susan Winters [Karen Black] to marry a rich industrialist for his money, Andre Ferren discovers that Susan's new husband intends to kill him. The title on the poster is an Italian translation of the title of the original James Hadley Chase novel, Un Asso Nella Mia Manica

Cast and crew: James hadley Chase, Jesse Lasky Jr., Omar Sharif, Karen Black, Ivan Passer, Jemes Hadley Chase, Joseph Bottoms, Bernhard wicki, Heinz Ehrenfreund, Elma Karlowa, Volker Prechtel, Erich Padalewski, Robert L. Abrams, Franz Muxeneder, Margarete Soper

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We Are the Students [ إحنا التلامذة ] (Omar Sharif) - (1959) Egyptian Film Poster

We Are The Students [ehna al-talamiza] (Omar Sharif) - (1959) Egyptian film poster

This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian rerelease poster designed to promote the 1959 105-minute Atef Salem black-and-white film We Are the Students [ehna al-talamiza] based on a story by Tewfik Saleh and Kamel Youssef with screenplay by Naguib Mahfouz, dialogue by Mohamed Abu Youssef and cinematography by Bruno Salvi. The film was originally distributed by the Dollar Film Company. Plot summary: The three students Adel [Omar Sharif], Hassanein [Shukry Sarhan] and Samir [Youssef Fakhr Eddine] all had problems. Adel loved his neighbor Saham [Amal Farid], but her father refused to allow them to marry and banned him from the house. Hassanein's uncle [Mahmoud El-Meliguy] came to him from upper Egypt to emphasize the importance of rising up against the ones who had killed his father. Samir was suffering from his father's neglect. Samir and the maid Fatma [Ferdoos Mohammed] had illicit relations and she became pregnant. Adel learned from the dancer Gamalat [Taheya Cariocca] about Fatma's miscarriage. The three robbed the bar where they drank to get the money to provide medical treatment for the miscarriage but the money they stole did not cover the costs and Fatma died. Gamalat screamed and the neighbors and the police came. They were all tried and sentenced to 15 years in prison. According to film critic Sa'ad al-Din Tawfiq this is one of the top 100 Egyptian films.

Cast and crew: Naguib Mahfouz, Atef Salem, Shukry Sarhan, Omar Sharif, Youssef Fakhr Eddine, Taheya Cariocca, Bruno Salvi, Tewfik Saleh, Amal Farid, Kamel Youssef, Mohamed Abu Youssef, Youssef Fakhreddine, Zizi El-Badrawy, Abdelaziz Ahmed, Tahani Rached, Kamal Hussein, Abdel Ghani Kamar, Ferdoos Mohammed, Fouad Shafik, Mimi Shakeeb, Nagwa Fouad

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The Dead among the Living [بداية ونهاية] (Omar Sharif) - (1960)

The Dead among the Living [bedaya wa nehaya] (Omar Sharif) - (1960) Egyptian film poster

Pictured is an original 27" x 39" Egyptian poster made to promote the 1960 127-minute Salah Abouseif black-and-white film The Dead among the Living [bedaya wa nehaya] based on a novel by Naguib Mahfouz with screenplay by Salah Ezzedine, dialogue by Ahmed Shawqi and Kamel Abdel Salam and cinematography by Kamal Korayem. Plot summary: The head of the household died leaving the family suffering from hardship and deprivation. The oldest son Hassan [Farid Shawqi] ended up living in a depraved neighborhood dealing in drugs and women. Hussein [Kamal Hussein] the middle son took work with his middle school diploma to provide an opportunity for his brother Hassanein [Omar Sharif] to complete his studies and go to the war college. The daughter Nafisa [Sanaa Gamil] was without beauty and found herself driven out of the life of Soliman [Salah Mansour] the grocer after sinning with him. She continued on this disreputable path without any friends. She helped her brother Hassanein and her mother [Amina Rizk] with small amounts of money she had acquired. Hassanein graduated as an officer. He turned his back on his family, his fiancee Bayeha [Amal Farid] and his social milieu and rose to associate with the wealthy class through marriage. Hassan returned to his family broken-hearted, wounded and driven out of the police force. At the same time Hassanein was summoned to the police station because his sister had been accused of debauchery. Hassanein was in denial at first, but then knocked Nafisa down, kicked dirt on her and finally goaded her into drowning herself to eliminate the scandal after he was forced to acknowledge her guilt. This is the confrontation depicted on the poster. Then when it was too late he regretted her death, thought about his own life, saw his own world in ruins and jumped into the Nile himself.

This film is on film critic Ahmad Al-Hadari's 2007 list of the 100 most important Egyptian films.

Cast and crew: Salah Abouseif, Farid Shawqi, Amina Rizk, Amal Zayed, Sanaa Gamil, Kamal Hussein, Salah Mansour, Omar Sharif, Abdel Khalek Saleh, Kamal Korayem, Naguib Mahfouz, Amina Rizk, Amal Farid, Hamed Morsi, Ahmed Shoukry, Souraya Fakhry, Mokhtar Hussein, Mohamed Hamdi, Abdel Moniem Ismail, Kamal Karim, Salah Ezzedine, Ahmed Shawqi, Kamel Abdel Salam

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There is a Man in Our House [في بيتنا رجل] (Omar Sharif) - (1961)

There Is a Man in Our House (1961) - (Omar Sharif) Egyptian oversize film poster

Pictured is a 32" x 42" Egyptian poster designed by Studio Adly to promote the 1961 153-minute Henry Barakat black-and-white film There is a Man in Our House [fi baitina ragol] starring Omar Sharif based on a story by Ihsan Abd al-Qudus with screenplay by Youssef Issa and Henry Barakat, dialogue by Youssef Issa and cinematography by Hesham Wadid Serri. Plot summary: Ibrahim [Omar Sharif] assassinates the prime minister who has been collaborating with the imperialists, then asks his friend Mohey [Hassan Youssef] to hide him. Mohey's father does not welcome the fugitive, but his sisters are happy to help Ibrahim contact his political friends. Ibrahim eventually escapes, rejoins the rebellion in Egypt and is killed in an attack on a British base.

This film is on film critic Ahmad Al-Hadari's 2007 list of the 100 most important Egyptian films.

Cast and crew: Zubaida Tharwat, Henry Barakat, Ihsan Abd al-Qudus, Youssef Issa, Rushdy Abaza, Omar Sharif, Zahrat El-Ola, Hassan Youssef, Tewfik El Dekn, Hesham Wadid Serri, Hussein Riad, Nahed Samir, Abdel Khalek Saleh, Youssef Chaban, Abdel Moneim Bassioni, Khalil Badreddine, Zaki Abel Magid, Sherif Hamdya

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Sleepless [لا أنام] - (Faten Hamama) - (1958)

Sleepless [la anam] (dir: Salah Abouseif) (1962) Egyptian film poster

This is an undated Egyptian rerelease poster made to promote the 1958 Salah Abouseif 121-minute color film Sleepless [la anam] starring Faten Hamama and Omar Sharif based on a story by Ihsan Abd al-Qudus with screenplay by El Sayed Bedeir and Salah Ezzedine, dialogue by Saleh Gawdat and cinematography by Abdelhalim Nasr. Plot summary: Nadia's [Faten Hamama] father [Yehia Chahine] divorced her mother and she grew up in her father's care. He did not remarry and dedicated his life to educating and caring for his daughter. When Nadia was 16 her father married Safia [Mariam Fakhr Eddine] who was a lady of nobility, but Nadia was alienated from the woman who came to take her mother's place in her father's castle. Nadia met Mostafa [Imad Hamdi] at a party and began dating him and frequenting his apartment without the knowledge of her family. Then Mostafa met her father's wife at a party and showed an interest in her. Nadia became more jealous of her, which led to her banishment from the house. Nadia deceived her father into believing there was a sinful relationship between his wife and his brother Aziz [Omar Sharif] who was living in the house with him. The father divorced his wife and she departed from the home, leaving Nadia lady of the house once more. Nadia felt remorse of conscience and arranged for her father to marry Kawsar [Hind Rostom], an old associate of hers they encountered while on a beach in Alexandria. However she quickly discovered that her father's new wife Kawsar had a lover named Samir [Rushdy Abaza] to whom she intended to give the wealth of Nadia's father. Nadia recorded a telephone conversation between them demonstrating this. She refrained from telling the truth to her father to keep from ruining his marriage a second time. Her suffering increased when she realized Mostafa did not love her after all and that he had gone to Safia after the divorce and courted her for himself. Her father came upon Mostafa's new wife with her lover and Nadia had to convince her father that he was her own lover who had come to court her. However Nadia could not continue the deception and finally told her father the truth on the wedding night. Fate intervened another time when a candle set fire to Nadia's wedding gown right after she had refused to marry Samir during a forced ceremony and was taken to a hospital, where they saved her life leaving her body disfigured with burns. This film is included on critic Ahmad Al-Hadari's 2007 list of Egypt's 100 most important films.

Cast and crew: Imad Hamdi, Hind Rostom, Salah Abouseif, Ihsan Abd al-Qudus, Faten Hamama, Mariam Fakhr Eddine, Omar Sharif, Rushdy Abaza, Yehia Chahine, Abdelhalim Nasr, Mahmoud Nasr, Rafia al-Shal, Salah Ezzedine, El Sayed Bedeir, Saleh Gawdat

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The Puppeteer [الاراجوز] (1989) - (Omar Sharif)

The Puppeteer (1989) - (Omar Sharif) Egyptian one-sheet

Pictured is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Nagy Shaker to promote the 1989 Hany Lasheen 109-minute color film The Puppeteer [al-aragoz] starring Omar Sharif based on an idea by Hany Lasheen with screenplay and dialogue by Essam El Shamaa and cinematography by Mohsen Ahmed. Plot summary: The puppeteer Mohammad Gad Al-Karim [Omar Sharif] taught his craft to his son Bahlul [Hesham Selim], who later completed his higher education. Mohammad married a beautiful carnival worker named En'am [Mervat Amin], who loved his profession and was not ashamed of it. However Mohammad's educated son Bahlul tried to distance himself from his father's class of people. Bahlul asked his father to leave his old profession and stay at home, because he had come under the influence of a corrupt pasha, had married the pasha's daughter and set his sights on winning a seat in Parliament. The father stuck with his principles hoping to rekindle Bahlul's ethics and idealism. En'am bore Mohammad another son who grew up to become a puppeteer with a puppeteer's ethics, characteristics and class attributes. Omar Sharif's portrayal of a traditional itinerant Egyptian puppeteer is authentic and emotionally sympathetic. Hesham Selim, as the ambitious son entering a changing world with a traditional background, experiences the conflicts and pressures that arise as time passes and generations confront new social circumstances.

Cast and crew: Omar Sharif, Mervat Amin, Hesham Selim, Salwa Khattab, Hany Lasheen, Mohsen Ahmed, Ahmed Khalil, Nader Nour, Abdel Gawad Metwalli, Badriya Abdel Gawad, Abol Futouh Omara, Mohsen Ahmed, Essam El Shamaa

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The Mamelukes (1965) - (Omar Sharif)

The Mamelukes [al-mamalik] (1965) - (Omar Sharif) Egyptian film poster

Shown here is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Abdel Rahman to promote the 1965 112-minute Atef Salem color film The Mamelukes [al-mamalik] starring Omar Sharif based on a story by Nairuz Abdel Malek with screenplay by Abdel Hay Adib, dialogue by Mohammad Mostafa Samy and cinematography by Abdu Nasr. Prince Sharkas was a tyrant and he only had a few ministers. Ja'far, who had a secret desire to overthrow him, was the only one who opposed him. Sharkas gave his follower Aibek the job of taking a collection from the farmers. Aibek and his men attacked the neighborhoods and killed the father of Qamar and the mother of Ahmad, who had been engaged to marry in a few days. Ahmad decided to take revenge against the prince's men at any price.

Cast and crew: Nabila Ebeid, Nairuz Abdel Malek, Imad Hamdi, Hussein Riad, Amina Rizk, Salah Nazmi, Salah Gahine, Ahmed El Haddad, Nahed Sabri, Omar Sharif, Atef Salem, Abdel Hay Adib, Abdu Nasr, Mohammad Mostafa Samy, Fakher Fakher, Mohammad Al-Sab'a, Mohammad Sabih, Said Khalil, Samia Rushdy, Hussein Ismail, Abdel Nabi Mohammad, Ibrahim Heshmat

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Lady of the Palace سيدة القصر - (Faten Hamama, Omar Sharif) - (1959)

Lady of the Palace [sayedet al-qasr] (1959) - (Faten Hamama/Omar Sharif) Egyptian film poster

This is an original 27" x 39" Egyptian stone lithograph poster designed by an unknown artist to promote the 1959 126-minute Kamal El Sheikh black-and-white film Lady of the Palace [sayedet al-qasr] starring Faten Hamama and Omar Sharif based on story, screenplay and dialogue by Hussein Helmy Al-Mohandes with cinematography by Abdelhalim Nasr. The film was produced by the Cinema Union Films Company.

Plot summary: Faten Hamama is Sawsan, a middle-class orphan who is approached and later married by the wealthy Adel (Omar Sharif). Adel orders Sawsan to stay home because His playboy friends are uncomfortable with her. There she works Adel's land with one of his old friends, Shafeek (Stephan Rosti). Adel's other friends try to destroy the marriage by telling him Sawsan is having an affair with a friend. They also try to take advantage of him financially and get him to sell his land. Shafeek convinces Adel not to sell his land. After seeing his mistake. Adel leaves his friends and returns to his wife.

Cast and crew: Faten Hamama, Omar Sharif, Zouzou Mady, Moar El-Hariri, Kamal El Sheikh, Stephan Rosti, Abdelhalim Nasr, Hussein Helmy Al-Mohandes, Shafik Noureddin, Iskandar Mansy, Tewfiq Sadiq, Abdel Moneim Seoudy

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War in the Land of Egypt [المواطن: مصري] (Omar Sharif) - (1991)

War in the Land of Egypt [المواطن: مصري] (1991) - (Omar Sharif) Egyptian one-sheet

This is an Egyptian promotional poster designed by Hassan Mazhar Gasour for the 1991 120-minute Salah Abouseif color film War in the Land of Egypt [al-mowaten: masri] starring Omar Sharif, based on the novel al-harb fi bar misr by Youssef El-Kaeed with screenplay by Mohsen Zayed and cinematography by Tarek El-Telmisany. Plot summary: In 1972 in an Egyptian village Abdel Zeraq al-Shershabi, a shrewd feudal mayor, recovered his farmland by court order after the lifting of a receivership. His young second wife threatened to tell people he had become sexually impotent if he did not prevent their only son Tawfiq from being drafted into the army along with his other children from his first wife. The mayor pressured an oppressed farm laborer named Abel Mawgud to have his son Masri, who was exempt from the draft, take the place of his son Tawfiq in the induction in exchange for the Mayor giving him the five feddans of he was farming, assigning him a special work crew and giving him a cash reward. Abdel Mawgud and his son agreed to this. Then Masri was killed in the October War, but he had already confessed the truth about what had happened to a recruiter named Hassan. The police were investigating the incident, but Abdel Mawgud denied being Masri's father out of fear of the Mayor's anger, who had only paid him 261 pounds and refused to give him the land he had promised.

Cast and crew: Omar Sharif, Achraf Abdel Baqi, Ezzat El Alaili, Safia El Emari, Salah Abouseif, Abdullah Mahmoud, Khaled Nabawy, Youssef El-Kaeed, Enaam Salousa, Hassan Hosny, Hanan Shawki, Ashraf Abdel Baqi, Rushdi El Mahdi, Lola Mohamed, Mohsen Zayed, Tarek El-Telmisany, Yousef al-Qa'eed, Al-Montaser Billah, Magdi Sobhi, Mohamed Al-Seba, Rushdi El Mahdi, Abol Fotouh Omara, Naim Esa, Lola Mohamed

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Ayyoub ایوب Omar Sharif 1983 Egyptian one-sheet

Ayyoub (1983) - (Omar Sharif) Egyptian one-sheet

This film was directed by Hany Lasheen, screenplay and dialogue by Mohsen Sayed and cinematography by Abdel Moneim Bahnassy; it is based on a story by Naguib Mahfouz. The poster was designed by Sami. Plot Summary: Abdelhamid Al-Sokkari was a successful businessman. He returned from abroad after signing contracts for a huge project, but because of his many responsibilities and his increased anxiety he was stricken with paralysis. He returned in a wheelchair after his treatement failed. His son took over the company operations and his wife used his ideas with friends and at gatherings. His daughter Nabila was a medical student in love with Engineer Hamed. Her father had agreed to her engagement to him despite their social differences. Abdelhamid met Dr. Galal, a friend from his youth when they had been heroes of the national movement. This filled his life, made it meaningful and got him out of his state of depression. He welcomed life with a new personality. He decided to write his memoirs including the truth and the names of those who participated with him in suspicous operations until he acquired what wealth he had. The memoirs would open the sun and moon for him and deliver the news to his partners. He asked his friends to help him publish the book. His partners tried without success to prevent him publishing the book; then they shot him while he was on his way to the publisher.

Cast and crew: Hany Lasheen, Naguib Mahfouz, Athar El-Hakim, Fouad El-Mohandes, Omar Sharif, Madiha Yousri, Abdel Moneim Bahnassy, Mahmoud El-Meliguy, Mustafa Fahmy, Sameh El-Sereety, Osama Abas, Leila Fahmi, Hafez Amin, Mohsen Zayed, Mohamed Abu Daoud, Maraya Khouri, Marwan Labib, Soheir Sabri, Karwal Abriku, Samia Sassi, Reshwan Mostafa, Sadeq Amin, Abu Fatouh Emara, Hassan Al-Anwar

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The Puppeteer (1989)

The Puppeteer [al-aragoz] (1989) - (Omar Sharif) Egyptian film poster

This film was directed by Hany Lasheen. Plot summary: The puppeteer Mohammad Gad Al-Karim taught his son Bohlul, who later completed his higher education. Mohammad married a beautiful carnival worker named En'am, who loved his profession and was not embarrassed by it. However Mohammad's educated son Bohlul tried to distance himself from his class. Bohlul asked his father to leave his old profession and stay at home, because he had come under the influence of a corrupt pasha, had married the pasha's daughter and set his sights on winning a seat in Parliament. The father sticks with his principles hoping to rekindle Bohlul's ethics and idealism. En'am bears a new son for Mohammad who grows up to become a new puppeteer with the ethics, characteristics and class attributes of a puppeteer. The poster was designed by Nagy Shaker.

Cast and crew: Omar Sharif, Mervat Amin, Hesham Selim, Salwa Khattab, Hany Lasheen, Mohsen Ahmed, Ahmed Khalil

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